Zenteek — a premium macOS music player for audiophiles and collectors.

Built for collectors
Keep your originals intact. Zenteek treats your library like an archive: folder structure, release integrity and metadata remain unchanged so you can browse thousands of records without losing orientation. Precise filters, immersive Cover Flow and tactile browsing make large collections feel manageable and meaningful.

Find anything instantly
One compact command center searches tracks, artists, albums, lyrics, credits and descriptions. Jump straight to albums, contributor profiles or playback without breaking your flow.

Trusted credits, not guesses
Explore every release a producer, engineer or session musician touched across your collection, powered by MusicBrainz and Discogs. Real credits — no invented graphs or mystery attributions.

True bit‑perfect playback
Exclusive CoreAudio output with automatic device matching ensures zero system interference, no resampling and no hidden processing — just the exact signal delivered to your DAC.

Studio‑grade DSP (optional)
Mastering‑inspired tools including harmonic excitation, tape saturation, bass enhancement, transient shaping and analog preamp coloration. Spatial options such as crossfeed, room simulation and stereo expansion. Fully optional and fully tweakable.

Mixtapes reimagined
Digital mixtapes with the discipline of physical media: authentic 60‑ and 90‑minute tape formats, Side A/Side B sequencing and an interface designed for deliberate listening and thoughtful pacing.

High‑performance visuals
Realtime Metal visualizers that scale from a compact player to immersive fullscreen, with support for classic Milkdrop presets for the WinAmp visualizer ecosystem.

Custom, restrained UI
One accent color personalizes the app while a dark, minimal interface keeps attention on the music—clean typography, minimal chrome, maximum focus.

Formats and features
Plays FLAC, ALAC, DSD, MP3, AAC, OPUS, WAV and AIFF. Live indexing, metadata enrichment, lyrics search, global search, DSP tools and Apple Silicon performance round out a player designed for sound-first listening and serious library stewardship.

What's New:

Version 1.4.8 build 175

Improved M3U Import Reliability

• Improved M3U playlist imports for files with absolute paths, Unicode characters, and umlauts in filenames.
• Added multi-step filesystem path recovery: exact path, standardized path, NFC/NFD Unicode normalization variants, etc.
• Improved support for playlists from other apps by accepting UTF-8, UTF-16 LE/BE, UTF-16, and Latin-1 encoded M3U files.
• Fixed file:// playlist entries with encoded characters such as %23 so filenames are not accidentally treated as URL fragments.
• Fixed BOM-prefixed M3U lines that could cause the first path to fail resolution.
• Preserved M3U track order more reliably during import, including duplicate entries and partially unresolved playlists.

Better Compilation support

• Fixed the Compilation metadata flag not being persisted correctly when editing track details.
• Compilation albums now group more reliably as a single album instead of splitting by each contributing track artist.
• Album grid now displays Various Artists for compilation albums when no explicit album artist is available.
• The preferred method is to set the "Album Artist" to "Various Artists" on compilations for automatic grouping.

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